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Breath-taking views there, Frulk...

I'd love to one day ride both Utah and Colorado - unbelievable beauty in both states.

Oh yes!!! The V7 would be excellent! The Racer, even better! Like the CB, the "little" V7 tourers much better than folks give it credit. She is a sleeper.

The Bonneville would be a good CSB too.

Dang, you guys have some nice ideas!

It's funny that I've never actually thought about a "coffee shop bike" living here in Portland where coffee (along with microbrews) is consumed in such large quantities. Not to mention that there are countless places to ride to in pursuit of coffee.

I'll be shocked if anyone posts up with a machine that would get my vote over Capo's Moto Morini, that's awesome.

I suppose my Hawk would be my CSB...

(12-30-2015, 10:36 AM)quietguy_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Breath-taking views there, Frulk...

I'd love to one day ride both Utah and Colorado - unbelievable beauty in both states.

You've got a home base and garage here in CO if you ever need. There are incredible roads leading to 11,000' passes within two miles of my house, and a good lakeside coffee shop two miles the other way, but the riding season is short. PM me when you're ready.

Guess a 77 KZ1000 would have to be it for me. I totally rebuilt one in 2014 and since I have never ridden to a coffee shop, it will have to do for me I guess.

(12-30-2015, 02:53 PM)LongRanger_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(12-30-2015, 10:36 AM)quietguy_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Breath-taking views there, Frulk...

I'd love to one day ride both Utah and Colorado - unbelievable beauty in both states.

You've got a home base and garage here in CO if you ever need. There are incredible roads leading to 11,000' passes within two miles of my house, and a good lakeside coffee shop two miles the other way, but the riding season is short. PM me when you're ready.

Thank you very much, LongRanger!

My biggest fear? Possibly never leave...

All you need to do with that KZ is head off to a coffee shop.